Arrive early in the morning at Chinggis Khan Airport. Our guide will pick you up with the sign "NoNa Travel Mongolia" and transfer to the hotel (approx. 60 km). Refresh yourself and get some rest. Then we can start sightseeing with the famous Gandan Monastery. Then we can start sightseeing with the famous Gandan Monastery. The monastery was founded in 1727 and was badly damaged in 1937 during the Stalinist terror in Mongolia, and several buildings were even destroyed. The complex remained closed until 1944, only then was there a conditional re-use of the temples that had been preserved. Until the end of the Mongolian People's Republic, the Gandan Monastery was the only monastery in all of Mongolia in which religious ceremonies - under the control of the secret police - were allowed to take place. But today it has become a peaceful and beloved place for Mongolians. It will always be something special.

After enjoying the first Mongolian meal, visit the newly built Chinggis Khan Museum with rich treasures and go to Sukhbaatar Square, which played a major role in the 1921 People's Revolution. The Government Palace and the statue of Genghis Khan can also be visited here. We are right in the center of the capital city. After walking, we will visit a Mongolian folk art performance with wonderful performances such as throat singing, traditional long song, and contortion. Welcome dinner.

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In the morning we drive via Darkhan and in the late afternoon we reach the monastery of Amarbayasgalant, where we spend the night in a pre-booked camp. Amarbayasgalant Monastery or the "Monastery of Tranquil Felicity", is one of the three largest Buddhist monastic centers in Mongolia. The monastery complex is located in the Iven Valley near the Selenge River, at the foot of Mount Büren-Khaan in Baruunbüren sum of Selenge Province in northern Mongolia.

After breakfast the tour continues. In the relatively young mining town of Erdenet, which lives mainly from copper mining, a visit to the mine is possible by prior arrangement. We continue to Bulgan province, where the best mare milk in Mongolia is available.

Climbing Uranium Togoo Volcano. Approximately 1.5 hours to the crater rim.

On the way we cross the Selenge, the largest river in Mongolia. In Murun we can stop for small shopping and further visit Uushgiin Uvur deer stones, there are old tombs (deer stones) from the Stone Age. It is outside of Murun.

Visit Khatgal village also including “Sukhbaatar”, the former largest ship on the lake and formerly served the line between Khatgal and Khankh. Arrive at the camp and let's relax for the day. You have the opportunity to swim, horseback ride, go boating, meet the reindeer people and hike in the area.

After lunch we drive to Murun and continue to drive to the Mongolian highlands and towards Jargalant. Drive through a changing landscape with rock formations and a lush green steppe. The route takes us across picturesque high valleys and past some mountain lakes. Here you can see beautiful colors of the landscape with the white nomadic gers.

Today we drive deep into the heart of Khangai Mountain Range to explore Khorgo volcanic crater and Terkhiin Tsagaan Nuur ( Terkh White Lake ). There are dozens of extinct volcanoes here in a comparatively small area. Walking around the volcano and having a nice view from the top of extinct volcano.

After breakfast through the beautiful mountains of Arkhangai Province, we continue to Tuvkhun Monastery, which is located in the beautiful place. We will walk about an hour or if you want, you can also go downhill on horseback. It takes us to the monastery, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1996. Afterwards, drive to the hot springs of Tsenkher.

After breakfast, drive to the small village Kharkhorin, one of the main tourist attractions in the country. Historically known as Karakorum, it was the ancient capital of the Mongolian Empire founded by Chinggis Khan in 1220. And Karakorum was one of the most important cities in the history of the Silk Road.

We will visit the Karakorum City Museum and learn more about the beautiful ancient city Karakorum and one part of the Mongolian history.  Continue to Erdenezuu Monastery complex, built in the 16th century and with 108 Buddhist stupas, the oldest and most magnificent. Great place!

Continue to a beautifully situated countryside Khugnu Khan National Park. It is located on Mt Khugnu Khan, some 60 km east of Karakorum. The park has many historical sites, including the ruins of a 17th-century monastery called Erdene Khamba. The ecosystem of the Khugnu Khan National Park is particularly interesting and some wonderful landscapes with the granite formations of Khugnu Khan. There's also a pretty sandy part called Elsen Tasarkhai. It is a part of the Mongol Els stretching along Tuv, Uvurkhangai and Bulgan provinces. If you want you can ride a camel along the dune. The Tarna River flows in the western part of the sand dunes.

Continue to Hustai National Park. The Mongolian government declared Hustai National Park a Special Protection Area in 1993, one year after the Hustain Nuruu reintroduction project for the takhi (Przewalski's horse) began.

After breakfast we will drive and at 10:00  we will take part in the Mongolian Nomadic Live Show. There is an opportunity to experience the Khalkh Mongolian nomad life up close. You can taste the dairy here and ride a camel, horses and a jack, if you want. After delicious lunch we drive to Ulaanbaatar.

Transfer to the Chinggis Khaan International Airport.